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2-ThurMla�', June 19, 1919.
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WDITORW. NOTES
Well. it was great chile it lasted.
The soil was too '•rich" and the steel
plant d.dn't take root.
The- ice cream vendor has it all over the
rest of us these hot days.
1f this kind of weather c
Used in Millions
o1 Tea -Pots Daily
Its Intrinsic goodness in Tea
Quality - makes it the most
Economical in Use - -
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THE "SIGNAL
OODEEIRB, 011IT.
4presena• It speaksnu louder than the May Be
vuice of conscience to usually sad y.l tui You
speak. No reproaches --just a sad yield• •i
ing to the irony ..t circumstance. and per•
haps a suppressed sigh fur the next loan, I' S.
I ^What will the Government do when it
has to fall back en the banks?' Ah yes -
what will it do: Will it tax the next
issue of Victory bonds? Will it tax pre About What Dr. Chase's Nerve
vous issues so as to get after the big
holdings u[ cuepoxations and profiteers? Food Will Do for You, But
These are the horrid thoughts which em-
bitter Union Government's deathbed. Here is the Evidence. I
How can it depart in peace with the
thunder muttering in the distance?
Moreover. et has a sin on its lout -so
et least the East says -when it bribes the
1% est with reduced freight rates which
are not made ge feral. The tariff is an•
other dark thought with a Union Gov-
ernment that dies sixty per cent. in the
Tory faith. At times its mind wanders
and at babbles of East and West coming
eplantingmanufactures tot e
whit w take t curse o
makingit ever y's orange.
Being delirious it reveals secrets an
nurse has to turn pe tyle nut of the room
when it begins to tell it( its past ne rave
" plans to send Sir John Willison to
Washington to get the reciprocity
removed from the b eeks.an tut anis
Skeptical
x
When the blood get* thin and
watery. when the nerves become
weak and exhaurteb, when your
vitality it run down and you reel
weak and tired it is becomes
nourishment w lacking.
You may be eating as usual but
your digestive system falls to ob-
tain from the food you eat the •te-
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together by menta (rum which new blood and
1\ est h ill k he fl the
nerve force b created.
a better type of men into Parlurnent tariff by yt%hd Because Dr. (licca Nerve Food
t 1 the 4 this slime
untinues much Wee hold a contrary. opinion. Will anyore
longer the "I Won't Works" will become
a
say that the present Parliament, whose
members draw $2,500 a session, well stand
comparison with the Parliaments of a
DRY THOSE TEARS.
Be H. t'. t,ad..by.
aapD es element the blood
and it is the moat'wuccesstttl
et restoratives.
While personal experience with a
verb popular organization.
of its p a e
h t offer medical treatment V the only Now tet us sett(' down w make Godo- quarter-century ate. when Laurier and y
h ani Mills.Thompson i ash -
Ottawa. J 1K That real [rami int nual temptation to freer trade atitutea ill help will
R an i
d h banish solute proof that It will benefit
still we are all similarly nent
rich grow in a reasonable, steady fashion, Tupper. McCarthy giants of j
• ht and other
June
mo c i ou
r, ar Y loom ii as Onion Government, shows Dubious credits to Rumania and what e r p one
help another under similar con -
rather than in big Jumps that shake u. up and Cartwright. more Begets of breaking up. it was never Greece. an inflated currency which fixes dluorta
Canadian po:iucs sat in chi House. and 1 very 5110U4. at any time, and its health the high cost of living Co' years to come.' This b wry 11 is so interesting t+
uncomfortably. chase who were private members drew has nut :ntpr veil sitar February last. a gold reserve which can never wine read the experience of other people.
lis a.,meni Gas hero ilia nosed as r back to normal until the paper money is and many will and In this letter
The chap who wrote that inter "Keep only $l. The man who is in politics atone an.,emae-it has nu energy w du digested -such are the black cares wh,'h utetr own conditions described.
your shirt on'' a couple of weeks ago was (or the m fney attached to the job to not a,ly u.tug. its days are full of trouble oporess the deaar.ine spirit and cause Yea Thomas Williamson. Picton.,
the man who should he sent to Partin- ami ,,air eel nights. and that tell* on a (he G rvernment o moan in its sleep. One. write.: "Por the lot twenty
doubtless thinking of Goderich's "beam.' I yeah I have had trouble with my
ment. To increase the indemnity tee, weak its best triCnGs predict fur it a short
$4,000 as is proposed. would be tb give' Of course there is an atm ei
[few • life to, the tribe of professional) •
but fatal 'lines*, omen and will bear b%ye pher- of anxiety. Who is not anx-
lhruuan furtatttde, theft gtod-bye was when there is a sick peraun in
1• ' 'ons whom rather we should strive 11 all goes s -per schedule it auto[ o be the House; But 1 think one of the whips
not of the weather.
Save all the daylight you can this year:
next year the continent will content, itself
way of ruining the
with the old-fashioned
,clock,
T'ae Gou n Government of Quebec has
been returned to power by acclamation-
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that is. it is unoppaeedin a majority of ' •�•1
the mnstituenctes of the Province.
pontis•
to exterminate. A much better case can I reao ,tor the. undertaker
n he tak eralext pro grig or ' overstated a when he to d me that he • �w only gore ma temporwry roues
be made out for larger salaries to Cabinet nair, inert witi be nu dowers and almost was guung to buy a revolver to keep Toto• 1 waw to a aanitartum Inr Te -
the only mourner will be the H s. Nes- traclit
die thet
path. The Government will ionto. when 1 secured some result
Ministers. but for ordinary members the not just now. The Almost Persuaded
preterit indrmvty should be sutiicient. tun Nrsiey Rowell. Mr. Creme has at the time This past summer 1
already eagoihrd his in ention of being crowd will let it go at that: They [ t suffered from another narrow
absent at the ot)sequies not do who live In to hastenWe;the end. but breakdown, and it was then that I
home criticsare cruel enough to say that those live the Wes, wilt not come toms cod took owing Dr. Chase'• Nene
there wet be no remains to toilow. be- back it they do not der.are themselves on'J Tool. 1 a treatment et this
"Where wZ QQ the tariff issue. They well confess them• I medicine and elan now get up he
do yS cause long te(aea funeral can cane place selves stand•pattrr; and as Allan of tee morning and do my work. which
?
to
serves. I suffered from sleepless-
ness. and. of course, my system was
ett•n in a ran -down condition from
nervousness. At different times
when I would have severe attaoke. 1
was under the doctor's care, but
After ti: a years effort English breeders
hive succeeded in producing a pure white
rat with black eyes But why on earth
does anybody want a pure white rat with
black eyes :' - '
Mt central figure will have wasted away
Winnipeg '•aid the oth-r -day. quoting i waa something -•I could not do here . to nothing. Meanwhile the patient a from the Bible. "Eviltry dodblested man rtosale. pre -
because I used g.1
from nai:injt a losing- tight agalttu humanstrangely contused. Illy appetite la
nature -the Grit and fury corlws:ors ❑ who isn't with me b against me. ' It we 1 goad. awl I can sleep well, too..
sts watery blood are wuinl taco other- nut br necessary to vote for the Mt- Generally speaking. I am w much
In all pert•sl. of [It.• world's hi+tore. I Master resolution -which is perha •s not better that I am proud of my Ins-
Generally
its all t the countless eitllatluur I and only one result can lee expected in ire radical enough fur �Ir. Crerar and his
fuuu.1 himself iu enfeebled -tate of health. Wee Frees -but it wa!I and is
„ - be necessary provemest. I cannot speak 100
111 which win haw• L Uted I to 01 nay oeang impassable. highly or the splendid results [hairs
JI"uht• phis quest ton las he a n+kill. I . make au affirmattan of prmopits and secured through the use of Dr.
N,wpl4xin• of the questwn arises.. N'hy dorsrt't Boi• se then refrain from voting altogether. 'U - obese., Nerve Food."
they do not follow either tit these courses De. Chasse■ Nerve Rood. so meats
they will have the Indian sign put Oa a box. a tan treatment of s boxes
them and that is their tinish. ter 11.15. at an dealers. or R.drnaa-
As I said before. everybody is con- wee eases & Co.. Limited. 7bronte.
(tolerate of the dying Government, which
Th Clinton News -Record suggests 1 1 tl
t r t we 17e often in doubt. Misery: The answer is that it hasn't
ht i
.0 r
e
••blouses and white ducks" for mens j
\hist, ear c e l' er 1• o ext: lull It now and ut at out of nil
til t tI life there i+ tittle mise } f p h
know -it meg 1 nbt
• miner wear. We don't kto ty b it r that men m sutfered enough. It must linger on a
be all nght•tlwt where is a man year )' 11,.. own relutlou to -silo'---,• his
-•- g g
Net les h h
e eventually cannot "go West" yet, and w has to stay
minium- et ot!ter�, awl takes tutntn' tufg tiro. 11 the -teem dytnit creature
made one fast a peal w Inc cuu,ury- East. No hush words no bud threats
tit ow from us: to meting. The hulk of the
111t1 there tare
y I no violent scenes drehqure its last solemn
Vote
h industry that ( ire• command the (pea fend Free t cal • [used r ,nose. • 11 i t ht a n ne munch.. it has had noise are Alex. of star
grow to large proper- !the others while t Returned 5f dire. l rales and Laohnetlurgan and Mts. C. Fritz 01 Zurich:
in a few years may I light. .\s :, rule Hwy
in the earn no •
will to leave.Read that last sentence I. Hail v wuith of Hay tawn.hip was
1. N. N'. and Bolshevists. All the dticun-
tons.• who an• 1luiwet•ing the great question. en1s wuu,d tuns )tie w baso its skull m
from in•re T" tlisturc 1 deee nothing to chosen head of the Federal Lthetw s-
\\'herr do we g and nobody w,lh a heart wants to see tt the brondm qulolude of ail• sx 1.5*.. tether tonere. air :, Fir`(
burst and our base- ttanhandtcd that way. It has worked hen dissolution His McMaster's vu 1 tr
With our 'boom" �•+ the •+u,w.N end hiilure u( the..
ball team defeated by Br
week. we can hardy' ezpec.
he not talo even ifQuebec nes to vote leunserva- Creta: and tits little band do their speak -
jibes of our amicus neighbors at Kincar` lis?
Linty lmay•a titian rur a titt
% illain.tor seven 'five to save it from itself It must have tog with bated breath nut wt..hong to
dine and other tillages to the district. ; it little bit of l..tl. I1 IN the hcr,w$ 'tum to purge its soul and be (tnriven - crowd the mourners. The end will come
Rub it in. boys : who have harked the path "f progr.e 41 l beside ,the Opposition is not quite rad,. soon en b. Mr. Crerar and his faitn=
1 throe rr t" the
tittle longer to pay -the penalty of its sins
his pencils if he is rigged out in a blouse'
rx,i+fru.• iudssel, is 11 dr. inig�• with belore It departs to that limbo where
Hr dtmis fiiuis4df ui 11v governments good of bad ar lly
The beg fists has g ,f tier wont{ torr supers. even oleo the Nartame ttrctwt►s Act to
don't lo- us lose,the little fellows. bylaw
tit t. wens„ f gree rnr rales Meinthey eta immuring tu,ul-t would get knocked QtnpainLa evercmoments. There abudy'oie seatistied o let , KellermanlofrDasittrbod, Mrs.. J.Easerj.
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t x the Goderich Dtercantile Co. bylaw t„ the level of great he attention rs. and / f 1. un -tier head oy ter , Ion. High (anti, ! ft die. It will leave to will, because for !and Mrs. T J. berry of HmsaBrumfield.
ullI_. - Alter -
11 /N/I r' t IC al sig 1 U d of B cel e .
and twist to establis in¢ ani hen are in for {s't•
tw• tea'
rhe budget debate
disturb K .r . eeleut• Jut"' \\'at•"n tit Sea
fru. .
proaching (fast. all in one ,ri tl,r • hard -in boots -and it deserve° a quirt to minor key. (ails to _one; .tN•nud cites pn•.idrnr. I►Inu,.1
to escape tat k mon unci- be a great actor. and death tied•. And a quiet death bed at will
voice, attuned
bring a flush to the faded cheek. Mr. j dinruc of Hewed' : thiol vice twcl $.lent,
Ilion IieatiIi e ' ('r1111 fart of Ifensall:
secretary. R. li Sel,lon of Rxeta•r:
tresieneer, ler. Alex. Moir of Heosan
Tie sub division chairmen are those
named by the Provincial Assncbtion
with the following added: George Mc-
Lellan. Chilton; George 6. Watt. Mul-
lett township: John McDowell, McKII-
lop towneltip: J. H. Hinchlry. Stosfurth:
George Stepleneon. etcsturth; and J.
through the torics ..f wy+trey. u It receives nothing but the .eentie,t {til few-inCtuding Dr. Michael Clark.
The Veteran: It is stated on good !win' have math Itfe m/ Wt, wo treatment tetra those who have gathered wow can never stray far from Free Tradr-
mwnrmltg wultiriutrft ❑(Nur `yr ftat,re', around its bedstde. Fred Pardee has I have set out to be a leaven for the W st,
authority that the cost of hong for the
family' in Great Britain has
It Is tl.•Nr m.•n olio tinter 11 .n•gan w said, "I'he ors: tit frtetttl± must pert. so but there is rm tfalotl why they shouldn't
the opinions of their fellow -actor% In l'Ii start now." The Him jrbFielding bw nineteen on a division. Ac d
Mittel to
acreage cot to to
dollar per week since the l delivering flea uracl N ''"°t noel the looks forward with truest eyes to the sad the rules they cannot bring in an amend -
decreased one have reel 4isrrga deet when n will pats to that bourne the amendment. but they
can When may we them. ascii { Tent to Hawkiue of E'eter.
arm$..lice way signed• p�obabiltty that their course w,.nI't 1'r• {II4 whence no traveller returns. The Hun. diode the House on the budget and that l)eleanu • to (tie Ottawa convention
expect a decrease in Canada .' the m.iuw of handing then) pn', iyitatelc 1 Arthur eiftun gives fifteen minutes tit will put them on record are Nes Harry Swish, of Exeter:
off the stage atltolte/tier. something that may be a' thanatops4: or
•s 1eialln of late
ire. a has Ilg•II. t"
41.•Ber 011 the tat rt "f w
Ottawa it has been shoarn that one m
opine 'actors to appear in the limelight the soonest mended when the end is an
Before the cost of living committee at Thery,•,,r-• a growing
Itobert Packard. Harr Smith. anl1
e g
anapu:ugta-probably a tittle of both- 'lituw,ns N,1lillan tit Woke t Wwnslip.
hack ones o show• that the least said' is 'Ol'TH HERON LIKF•R.m1 s. I
de a , hen• Ilam alma leen ii feeling that sight. Arid the Hun. Frank Carvell- Tariff Kedurtion and Other Reforms Ml'NICIPAL COUNCILS.
pang -the D Nninion Textile -ma ,11 I r what dor he do' The Hon. Frank Demanded at I nthusiastie
clear 300 per cent. profit in one year. !education would Iw of great 8ftsistnlNr leases bin elf free to criticize certain de -
tweeds. d h that
made profits of a � per.cent. yet 5ren r drn Mo I
• ,athl,m, e„ and that he ma
Another cotnpanc, manufacturing
atandurd. So frau) year to veer tl
Meeting.
1'' tads of the budget- means a Hensall. June 16. -The franchise act.
-, And of lit.• ,•outinnrs t.. the death -bed confession is not comp rte delays in holding bye -elections. lack of
these comPanir_ will whore if they are ,It.trinp, with its tea-.n"t „a1 l otl,h to sou him y tanff reform. treatment given returned
rived of the protection originally de-' its tn,gwly and I.nn•'IV. Every year throw a few rtnnes'at the h -are soldiers press censorship and Govern -
sighed
`this .•,.finer of trsiiliuf IN..tines W,,.' 1 t'tlier tr:e nee•fi ut Gla Celan-et. indicate , ment extravagance came in for severe
sigtled for "infant 'industries. - 1 and mon. alIn tilt, 5144 the plot more
l and wore of mptex. Just at the titre
There can be little doubt that the t w•11.•n we think we ,err Iwgiuning ill
seitimrnt against hanging has grown on villa 11 ..r'mob what
f nillattisIrush 11 ttin u{m.n
the circumstances surrounding the case „e„ stage Hind knock down :, few heroes
of Frank McCullough. The ma;esty of ti nil toted their dlslimpid e. to say
the law must be vindicated. and yet there 1 wahine of emoting the heroin's . int.$ alive after Union Govert,ment is dead and
ism that is rapidly sweeping from
is a feeling that some better way of deal-',rnfr hiding behind the property fnrni- I buried is the two great political parties, ,\tlanur to Pacific.
furl•. It as tit dotes like this that we ; Liberal and Conservative. High Tariff The meting held today was rapes
ing with Mc.idllough could have been I ask the gn/•stioii. "Where da w.• e' and Low Tariff. or waatev:r they may be sentative of the Liberal Association as "
found than abruptly cutting short his i /rant l.re.,. , called. and wise men will make their ar constituted for both Provincial and
ore l.)uminien matters. and the ring of the I
laic
existence. Theo dramatic incidents is of his I Ion 1tl%t hr.RGNl of disguised 1tdd villainsl,.Iirst � raAlr ady�aalookdef resignation spreads speeches by W. G. Charlton of Aylmer.
last few' w-saks of lite drew public attention 1 n•rs who are 'mato oiling to pet ;over the wasted featuresot Union Govern- . secretary -treasurer of the Western On-
more thgr$ th • •
outer of the Brag• ieu.l muuupl ire fano toefa a•Nr
would d d �iow let me gn'
by their faint praise of the patent that criticism at the live enthusiastic Liberal
the na'-t tory • sn be counted on for is .o gathering held an the town hall here this
attend the services at the House. they • a(terncxm.
will not follow the body to the cemetery- ' South Huron Liberals from every sec -
and much lest) +dl they jump into thel tion of the Provincial and Dominion rid -
Soave after it. They remember their duty ergs were on hand in numbers to give
to the hying -and what is going to be voce to the new and vigorous Liberal
1'11.141►INNE.
The wntK•ipei 'mitten of the town-
ship of. 1'4,11"•rne met in the t"wnship
hall. 1':irinn. .1 one 11ah. Siemilers
pr•r..•nt -Snyder tial timber. NIA
Reeve Young lis the chair. Mhilit et or
lest meeting read anti adopted. on
.
Clearance of Spring and Summer
COATS
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Do you wish a Coat for driving or in the car or for
the cool evenings About 25 Coats of tweeds, Berges,
silk velours. etc.. stylish and newest in every detail.
$25 and $30 Coats all at $17
$35 to $45 Coats all at $25
Silk Foulards
40 -inch Dress Foulards in new patterns ; blues, greens,
greys. etc., light and very serviceable, at per
yard $ 1.25.
Organdies and Voiles
42 -inch White Organdies fo(`dresses. finest quality, in
two patterns stripe. Regular value $1.25, at per
yard, 50c. -
Colored Voiles
36 to 40 -inch dress Voiles. in a large choice of pat-
terns and colorings, at per yard 35c, 50c, 60c
and 80c.
Silk Hose
Adanac Silk Hose are well known from coast to coast.
Superior quality silk and with deep garter welt
and double soles and heels. Black, white. greys,
browns, etc., in 9, 9 1-2. 10. Regular $1.50, at ner
pair $I.25.`
ACHESON & SON
f1i
Not fun of Snyder and Fisher. Tito
tender's were r eriv.d ter the wrtglr
wsn't•• a1 Mvt:aw. Meted by enn.ler.
ete,,udet by Fi.her, that T. )liteh.•il'14
reTler it #:al 1N• aecept d. t'arrled.
1 rommnnicatiou w:,. read fnen
1 'auou Nin re the iusieri.1, hospital.
at -ling ufur s china tion .Thi+ wain laid
over till twat meeting. ('mined ad-
journed to meet on the w••urNl Torpidity
of July. Thr followln[ airlluuta
were paid: Nunleip.l World. clerk's
.nppliw, eleens: 1:. loon. repairing
rued on nth d,nm.•s.fan. 12:41; 11. W.
11a••r. {Suring h. t+1.• cal drnwlwg
$6.ia►. 1. HI:THERINt{T1,N,
1 Jerk.
- tt{ar•ial nNreth1* of t'olliertw vollie11
met 111 Re.•vr Young'sJon• 1:tth for the
,.pptintiug of an el$ineer fur the town -
.hip. Meuilwr. premrnt--Snyder anal
1..
19. Torrey. null heave 3-,.11115 i11 the•
.-hair. Muv,rl by G. 1'11rrey. weeandel
.l.t .I.. Snyder. that E. 1). Itolton Is•
ruitiite•r at whits' Is•r .1.15 and ex
{Neu.•-. .t hylas, NO. 7, 191(►, appo
int-
hir 1L 1►. Dolton engineer. was read
a dozen ordinary hangings
N NI
e d' ment. it doo_n't exactly fold its hon s L l A iatiort, and of William
t thehot question of capita( tl IIm •Ilght of .•nurse this will rot ext its breast an say. ".
p
n w e 11• 1 Proudfoot. M. P. P., of Goderich, was
tc' :Mowed. nod ultimately they will by j but makes a little Nattering gesture in indicative of the new vigor and life which
t' 1 su1NILied• nod wame real hero.•. will Ile l the budget which isnot only a confession l the meeting displayed. Oflicers for
ween building solid concrete n':.ds of repentance but 4 sign of extreme 1 Dominion and Provincial Associations
jr his speech on the budget Mr. F. F. 1 al' MSS the Nwaut{w, see that victory weakness. As a confession of repentance were elected for the year. and also sub-
Pardee- neatly countered on Mr. N. W. ; inns nit Iwo t.ly he i,iip.slide.
Rowell's'declaration that it was impossible I There 1111. Isrn w$ much 4xrlte114nt
•i tl Lott [Pea neHrm
many of els hare forgotten
the be ir( of the Governmen!, asked Mr. tinct 4111• prr$ngdcr 1. HO? "{a•uly 11{10
Pardee. why thea ?ointment of a coin- the .oleo.. and the prompt-GN.k Is not extreme weakness n says, "I do the besti 1. "A just franchise. P vol round for the iudisl-ritniu:ite use i can. but sire tgth fails me. So far as 1 .2 Coxripulsoay bye elections to he
mittee of the Hauge11me report on the cost • lying g ordinary expenditures are concerned I'll held automatically within sixty days after
'ileo Tom. ck and Harry who
of living ? N'se,it ly a piece of cam thutk. •bin { DaY g 1 the vacancy occurs.
M torture my last moments with the � 3. Such a drastic reduction of the
during u a
to reduce the c�ost of living. if this was tl.ttN(Nut
the budget says. "High protection is division chairmen and delegates to go to
wrong. The tariff must be revised. The 1 the Ottawa and Toronto Liberal conven-
West has rights as well as the East. The 1 lions. ..
rich men who own Canada must pay I Resolutions were passed unanim flatly
more of Canada's taxes." As a sign of demanding:
n❑ iht shn.C•
•ntitlel to a del.' in
ouflage :' While Mr. P ee was sneak- ! the .spot!' The question "Where
ing the committee in another part of the 1410 we yin from lire" will be austirn14l
building was heanng evidence which I.} (how• who are prompted In futiire
8s. It always htis been an the past. and
disciesee profiteering of the most flagrant I t la on attitude of attention to the V011.I.
wwr the world needs most nt present
kind. tetr. Pardee rightly declared, Chat
companies making inordinate profits
no nerd of protection and no right to it.
I of the pr"ulptcr. 1t is not :in tinknawn
1 situation flint ear lire in. The world
•tlas been herr 1118117 (limo. ls•fnri•, and
Pt,•nfnally 14114 will the of•hnr p1uIr-
Before the commission on industrial tunnimn aud Hetet' for -the roil.' idf
relations, tett. W. M. Southam. of The.'authority. whoa she dial the It will
than ' \\'lere 4" WP ill from here'"
until . • other *generation iEuonN,
the prompter end rho piny-isafk old
tithe' things up again. It 1r. 11ow.
ever. rncoureghlg to think the) wog -
resift bring• ns nearer. to the goal of
1'li'tltl'y and that the 'maims of egotism
will IN.Nnutr leas frequent. nal of
•hnrtcr daretlou. till et lost there will
he a perf.e•t play. each actor content
with the role In which he le dirt, and
i t,rt,ue attentive to flee wake of ihP
of land for speculation, would encourage 1ili„N.n prampt'r. ��
production apd'give freedom to iflduetry. THE 1-lsild)$NII'HF.It.
and would to a great extent remove the fear (ash Miter.
of poverty which is at the h ittom of the \ good mixer. Isn't hP' "Son
modal and indaetrul unrest so prevalent IN•h-hHi'•' replied a ('1(11ew of lln,dge,
at the pessent time. quoted In Jndge. "His can tell more
funny atonia, (Borrow more mam•y.
The Veteran believes that the payment p.,* k -s,. of It heck. get more signers
to ps•tIlMns, he elected to more IoNlp'
d a larger indetvwrtty to ttioniti'rs of Par• n[B,rs and do Irss hna•st work then
1lament wtwkl have the malt of bringing any other three aswn In town.'.
eeented a definite plan I n I"ng'`r lm• ueessnry to tisk the ion.
Ottawa Citizen. pr
fix the taxation of land valuer! and
presented many strong arguments in its
favor. Mr. Southam proposed a begin -
ting with a tax of five mills on the dollar.
to be gradually increased until all taxes
of improvements, business and production
dvrald be eliminated, and taxation hir all
purpose -1 should he levied on Hind values
only. This would discourage the holding
.l
as l o until i go for good. but do
n rag is
national debt." The ruling passion customs3tariff as will mate free all re-
passing
in death, you will s observe- qulrements of agricultural produ-tion and
passed¢ the Intek with its latest breath. the industrial life of Canada, and all the
And to everybody's cadet be it said ' necessaries of life for the great consuming
this readheng spectre. the war debt, with I population of this country. This will in -
whispered
iseeed legacy of inrruweng. is nets I d de acceptance of fill reciprocal trade
whispered in the dying Government's ,relations with the United States and all
countries giving us like treatment. We i
also favor a decided increase in the trade
preference with the motherland.
4. "A full and just reconsideration M
the treatment and pensions of our re
turned soldiers with a view to doing them
full justice. --
5- ' A free press and a free assembly.
ti. "Doing away with -the publication
of the Official Recordand bureau of in-
formation."
John Emery of Usborne township was
elected president of the Provincial AstNoci-
ation. Other officers are: First vice•
president. Mrs. F. W. Gladman of Exe•
ter: second vice-president. Robert Mc-
Kay of Tuckersmith. secretary. T. G.
Shillinglaw of Seaforth: treasurer, J.
Preeter of Zurich.
Chairmen of sub -divisions are: 1',.
Wise, Goderich township; J. A. M: -
Ewen Stanley township. J. Thominon.
Bayfield; Charles Fritz. Hav townshu):
John Morgan. Ushoane township; G.
Collin and R. Penhele. Stephen town-
ship: William Hay. Tuckeramith town•
ship. Charles Harvey. Exeter; and syr.
Ale.. Moir, Hensall.
Mosquito and f'y
Weis will not trouhle von
1t you ase 7.am-Auk. This
herbal holm ends the irritation,
f raws out the poison and pre.
vents infhammatk)n.
%amt.ilute is slag hest for een-
burn. hest rashes. blisters sore
feet. cuts and oilskin trouble•.
Kemp it handy at your mourner
cottage s• s 'first sad" for alt
Injuries. t.,,,,••••/t,�er. r5.. love.
nrst. ,*recoil and third Hue. aud 11011 Ilk
pas+e1. 1'udIo.•fl adjonnn.l 011 mutaun
of t'nrrev :1141 Snyder. I. IIETIIEIt•
1\1 VII IN. t'14rk.
Delegates to the Provincial conveoti•'n
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"1'\r Il/lt i1 N.I 1111s ath,llt :1{m,loeles •
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••'i•he%'re oft 1.117 war'• than the
original
MODEL
BOOT A!f" SHOE
REPAIR DEPOT
The lwsot and shoe repair
shop of the late Those lull,
corner of Hamilton and New-
gate streets: has been re-
opened and orders are solic-
ited for all kinds!of
Footwear Repairs
Good work and reason-
able prices guaranteed
SamL Ward & Son
seteeri1N• f Ti•• Signal n•�,.
Rates for
Telephone Service
THE new rates for Long Distance Service, effective Ma/
25th and based upon air -line mileage, correct inequalities
in the old schedule and embody both increased and de-
creased charges.
Following is a comparison of dd and new rates for a
3 -minute talk to points most frequently called by local sub-
scribers: -
Goderich to Clinton
Toronto
London
Stratford..
Seafortil.............
Hfyth
Old Rate New Rate
I .15 $
41)
-.85
.20
.15
..N1
,40
.25
.15'
The hours during which reduced Long Distance rates (night rates)
are in effect are now I
From 8.30 p.m. to 11.30 p.m., 60 per cent of day rate
From 11.30 p.m. to 6 a.m., 40 per cent of day rate
Night rates are based on Standard Time
LOCAL SERVICE
Rates for local service to present subscribers will be increased len
INT cent, effective from July 1st nOtt.
Applicants for service will be charged at the increased rates, from
May 25th.
BeeryBell Telephone is a Lost' Distance Station
The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
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